Comments on: Beyond IM: Welcome to the EM era

By: Il fertile cazzeggio di Twitter at Giovanni Calia | estragon blog

Il fertile cazzeggio di Twitter at Giovanni Calia | estragon blog — Wed, 17 Sep 2008 10:49:29 +0000

[...] Parliamo quindi dell’abbandono dell’IM a favore all’EM. [...]

By: Barnhard Blog » Blog Archive » Blogging till you reaallly drop

Barnhard Blog » Blog Archive » Blogging till you reaallly drop — Tue, 20 May 2008 21:02:45 +0000

[...] more popular with new services as Twitter and Jaiku. Its like mixing IM with SMS, Some call it an EM application (everywhere messaging). Your social contacts can receive your sms-alike messages (with or without [...]

By: Naked Yak » Blog Archive » OM5: Tommy Can You Hear Me?

Naked Yak » Blog Archive » OM5: Tommy Can You Hear Me? — Wed, 29 Aug 2007 17:06:52 +0000

[...] Chris Heuer picks up on this point when he talks about [...]

By: Naked Yak » Blog Archive » Open Messaging

Naked Yak » Blog Archive » Open Messaging — Fri, 27 Jul 2007 11:33:21 +0000

[...] Instant messaging (IM) has been a staple of my life for eight years and only now is the focus beginning to change. Chris Heuer recently coined the term “Everywhere Messaging” (EM) in response to the release of Twitter. How is EM an evolution of IM? “While IM emphasizes the immediacy of the communication, EM can represent the value of the communication”, according to Chris Heuer. [...]

By: TSNS. | Blog » Everywhere Messaging

TSNS. | Blog » Everywhere Messaging — Sun, 25 Mar 2007 19:37:12 +0000

[...] posted on Saturday 24 March 2007 at 15:30 and filed under Geek, Blog, Social, Twitter. Bookmark the permalink. Follow any comments here with the RSS feed for this post. Post a comment or leave a trackback:Trackback URL. « “Textpattern Semantics” Tipici passatempi domenicali: Rage Against The Pitching Machine » [...]

By: Social Media Club - » Social Media Now: The Consumer Lesson of Twittermania

Social Media Club - » Social Media Now: The Consumer Lesson of Twittermania — Fri, 16 Mar 2007 15:50:30 +0000

[...] Still, whether or not Twitter itself is the solution of doom, the Twitter eruption of 2007 has exposed the enormous latent demand for low-cost, everywhere messaging that effortlessly crosses platforms and unites messaging channels. [...]

By: Twitter as ‘Everywhere Messaging’ proof point? at Matt MacQueen

Twitter as ‘Everywhere Messaging’ proof point? at Matt MacQueen — Mon, 12 Mar 2007 20:28:13 +0000

[...] Beyond IM: Welcome to the EM era by Chris Heuer at Social Media Club: Instant Messaging (IM) is not dead or even dying, but EM is about to change everything. While IM emphasizes the immediacy of the communication, EM can represent the value of the communication. Then again, like any communications channel, what gets transmitted can also be pure drivel. EM, however, has tremendous potential for solving some of the biggest problems I face on a daily basis, and have been thinking about for over a decade, most especially the idea of annotating the world around us and sharing key insytes about what is happening and what I see as the important matters of the day. [...]

By: Social Media Club - » Is SxSW going to be the death of Twitter?

Social Media Club - » Is SxSW going to be the death of Twitter? — Sun, 11 Mar 2007 08:59:09 +0000

[...] Just about 6 weeks ago, I wrote a post about Twitter being a great evolution of IM, moving to EM, which I called “everywhere messaging”. Well, in the weeks since, I have come to realize it is really about EP, “everywhere publishing” - but not just publishing in the broad sense, but rather, it is a functionally restricted form of micro-blogging. If you look at my Twitter feed, you will see that this is generally how I use it. [...]

By: Elisabetta

Elisabetta — Thu, 08 Mar 2007 10:31:12 +0000

May I suggest also Nimbuzz?
With Nimbuzz is possible to chat and send message (also when the buddy is not connected) with other communities (like MSN, Google Talk, etc…) from your PC and from your mobile phone – everywhere you go, you can exchanging text messages at very low price.
Nimbuzz Voice works on a basic, minimal GPRS data connection to unite mobile phone callers worldwide, so you can call other countries at low (local per-minute rates).
Give it a try and let me know what you think!
Elisabetta Castriota

By: IMR: Extras: HawaiiBlog

IMR: Extras: HawaiiBlog — Thu, 08 Mar 2007 05:58:56 +0000

Twitter vs. Jaiku…

Twitter is great. Don’t get me wrong. I use it all the time, ever since……

By: Social Media Club - » John Edwards has a twitter account

Social Media Club - » John Edwards has a twitter account — Wed, 07 Mar 2007 14:03:16 +0000

[...] When thinking about how Chris views things like Twitter as EM or everywhere messaging, a candidate having a Twitter account makes perfect sense. Perhaps EM could even stand for “everyone” messaging. (Note, this is not an endorsement of any candidate.) [...]

By: Chris Heuer’s Idea Engine » links for 2007-02-22

Chris Heuer’s Idea Engine » links for 2007-02-22 — Tue, 27 Feb 2007 08:40:51 +0000

[...] Social Media Club - » Beyond IM: Welcome to the EM era If you have not seen this post yet, it is still getting a bit of pick up - which is what happens when you occasionally have something good to say, but not a ton of people listening each day… (tags: Twitter SocialMedia IM EM) [...]

By: steve garfield

steve garfield — Fri, 23 Feb 2007 16:04:04 +0000

Great post. EM is different. Yesterday I could have blogged about Dave Winer being on a live video stream from Boston at that moment, but who would have heard me?

So I posted it on Twitter to my ‘followers’, one of them being Chris Pirillo, who then ‘re-twittered’ it to his followers.

So that’s 51 plus 279 people, who if watching their twitter streams, would have gotten the instant message to tune in to see and hear Dave in Boston.

There is something new and exciting going on and I’m glad to be in the middle of it right now trying to figure it all out.

By: NCR 026: Twitter, social media in politics, and listener feedback galore at Bryper.com

Tue, 20 Feb 2007 16:21:27 +0000

[...] + A system for sending IM/SMS. + Can send and receive updates on the web, through an IM client, or via your mobile phone. + Something Chris Heuer from the Social Media Club calls “Everywhere Messaging” + A way to communicate a state of mind and answer the question “What are you doing?” + Could be called “asynchronous micro-blogging” + Why can’t it expand to audio and video? + Must be coming soon: Twittering to specific groups + It can be used in political campaigning. + It can be used in internal communications. + It can be used to easily keep in touch with family and friends when you’re on the road. + A chance for marketing or mobile marketing coming? + My profile: Twitter.com/Bryper [...]

By: New Comm Road » Blog Archive » NCR 026: Twitter, social media in politics, and listener feedback galore

Tue, 20 Feb 2007 16:14:43 +0000

By: GlitchNYC » Blog Archive » Twitter and the new era of Everywhere Messaging

Fri, 16 Feb 2007 18:16:43 +0000

[...] clipped from http://www.socialmediaclub.orgInstant Messaging (IM) is not dead or even dying, but EM is about to change everything. While IM emphasizes the immediacy of the communication, EM can represent the value of the communication. Then again, like any communications channel, what gets transmitted can also be pure drivel. EM, however, has tremendous potential for solving some of the biggest problems I face on a daily basis, and have been thinking about for over a decade, most especially the idea of annotating the world around us and sharing key insytes about what is happening and what I see as the important matters of the day.What is EM? EM is “Everywhere Messaging” - in particular, Text-Web-IM-Blog/Site. I started thinking about the idea of EM the other day when I finally gave in to peer pressure and began to use my Twitter account. With Twitter and other EM services, the purpose is not about communicating with another person instantly. go to this clip Share and Enjoy:These icons link to social bookmarking sites where readers can share and discover new web pages. [...]

By: John Johansen

John Johansen — Fri, 16 Feb 2007 13:45:46 +0000

This is an interesting post about an interesting service.

I think that you are correct that social media services will continue to evolve but I’m not so sure that the level of integration you want for EM will happen as quickly.

The first thing to remember about social media is that it has only recently come out of the early adopters stage.

MySpace has a huge following now, and blogs are being created in droves. But even those two most popular social options have very high bounce rates. People create a blog, post once, and then leave. I can name 5 friends off the top of my head in this category.

So, as services like Twitter become available, the early adopters start using them. Because these people are more likely to have blogs (I’ve had a personal one for 4 years now) they are more connected to one another giving the adoption a better chance of succeeding but also a sense that it’s more widespread that it actually is.

I think that much of social media is still in the honeymoon phase. People are very willing to ‘be connected’ by sharing about themselves in very personal ways. But, unlike talking with your friend in a coffee shop, what gets posted to the Internet doesn’t fade into memory. It can be dug up anytime by anyone. I don’t think that social media has faced the real challenge of convincing enough of the mainstream that continued publishing of their personal lives in order to be connected outweighs the permanent record being created.

By: links for 2007-02-15 at Bryper.com

links for 2007-02-15 at Bryper.com — Fri, 16 Feb 2007 11:14:37 +0000

[...] Social Media Club - » Beyond IM: Welcome to the EM era Chris Heuer’s take on Twitter an “EM” — Everywhere Messaging (tags: EM IM Twitter SocialMedia) [...]

By: servicios redundantes? at redundante.net

servicios redundantes? at redundante.net — Tue, 13 Feb 2007 18:27:42 +0000

[...] aunque a mi, personalmente, no me resulte de ninguna utilidad y lo vea más como un elemento disruptivo de la atención/acción, sólo el comportamiento de los usuarios nos dirá, con el tiempo, si twitter es una herramienta útil o es simplemente una moda. I have seen Twitter used to simply share a state of mind, which in an odd ways makes me feel more connected and less alone, even when there are no physical ears upon which my feelings land in my immediate surroundings. It can also be used for quick reviews, promoting something/someone and publishing just about anything else. I could even see where a TagSpace could hold all of a given community’s insights on a given issue or topic, where it could spark a conversation, be included in a Wiki, or even be used as a polling mechanism. escrito por chris heuer en social media [...]

By: Social Media Club » Is this really called Social Media? Yes!

Social Media Club » Is this really called Social Media? Yes! — Wed, 31 Jan 2007 18:48:10 +0000

[...] Besides, we also know that “Social Media” Club is adaptive once all media is digital, we live in a 3 screen world and have fully realized persasive connectivity with very rich read/write tools through integrated hardware/software solutions like that I imagined for sharing and annotating television programs in my post on Twitter from a few weeks ago. As the term Social Media loses prominence in a few years, the pronunciation merely changes to “Social” Media Club. The focus on media however, is a part of our roots and our desire to bring all media producers together to understand the Importance of Social Media. [...]

By: Marketing

Marketing — Tue, 30 Jan 2007 07:00:51 +0000

Intesting Blog.

By: Martin Wells

Martin Wells — Mon, 22 Jan 2007 12:06:53 +0000

Interesting stuff. Isn’t this, at it’s heart personal broadcasting. Something that is the core of social networks.

By: Chris Saad

Chris Saad — Mon, 22 Jan 2007 11:31:09 +0000

I love this post Chris

Manual Trackback!
http://www.touchstonelive.com/blog/2007/01/everywhere-messaging-twitter-and-others.html

By: Meriblog: Meri Williams’ Weblog » links for 2007-01-19

Meriblog: Meri Williams’ Weblog » links for 2007-01-19 — Sat, 20 Jan 2007 09:02:37 +0000

[...] Social Media Club » Beyond IM: Welcome to the EM era “Once EM evolves to include audio/video, to enable tagging by others and other intelligent backend functionality, the importance of this evolutionary product will be clear to all.” (tags: twitter web2.0 community socialsoftware society webapps webapplications comments) [...]

By: Meri

Meri — Thu, 18 Jan 2007 21:06:17 +0000

I agree with Maxine — great post and you’re making loads of sense! Personally I am loving Twitter just for the “keeping in touch” factor … nice to see how people are doing, what’s going on, especially when you don’t have the time to keep up with lots of people on a frequent basis. Not that it replaces the 1:1 communication, just gives you that “watercooler” effect in a nice, non-intrusive way.

By: Maxine Sherrin

Maxine Sherrin — Wed, 17 Jan 2007 09:24:33 +0000

First up - “yes!”, this all makes a great deal of sense, and indeed it is the most inspirational thing I have read today. I’m especially interested in exploring the idea of what happens when we can all generate and publish content instantly and ubiquitously in the way you have described with the Sundance example. Just another way in which traditional broadcasters will be under attack for mine. I can well imagine “subscribing” to twitter like “feeds” of groups of individuals I grew to trust through the reliability of their recommendations. How can a broadcaster control the flow of information and critique in this framework?
Nice post - more like this!